Rosado, you don't notice anything out of the ordinary about the room at all.

Bayrith, with you eyes and deductive skills, you do notice something about the pedestal the book is on. It seems that based on the way the book is positioned and the apparent way the pedestal is leaning, taking the book off from the pedestal would probably activate something.

Bayrith still inspecting the book and pedestal says to the others. "Gentlemen, I'm not quite sure what secrets the book holds just yet, but it appears that if we were to remove it something will activate, whether that something is good or bad, I cant be sure."

Rosado still looking around "Aye aye Bayrith, me tell ye there is no good in this kind of traps. Try to read the book but do not move it" 

Bayrith, now more aware of danger to himself begins to reach for the pages, but stops himself and looks around at the others. "Shall I try to read it? Just a warning, I'm not sure what will happen if it is read."

OOC: If they want me to read it, what roll would you like DM?

Narstin nods.  Go ahead and read it, it's the only lead we have so far.

Rosado scratches his head "Maybe read it first ... ye know.. IN YE HEAD?" 

Fionn watches the dwarf intently

[OOC: does paladin/cleric at level 1 have any "detect evil" like feats?]

 (Yah I do, good call.  Didn't even think about it.)

Narstin reaches out with his divine sense, checking for any sign of celestial, fiend or undead presense nearby.

i dont have that spell yet

Narstin, using your divine sense, you don't notice any unnatural presence within the area. Whatever feeling you get when you sense any unnatural presence doesn't seem to go off here.

Bayrith, the open pages of this book is talking about a man named "Kam-Karat" who was a powerful but very decadent wizard. He once ruled this local area with burning fists and an iron hand. Another part is basically a ledger of items and treasures stored within the very treasure room you are now. You think that if sold and taken, the entire hoard could be worth about 100,000 gold when adjusted for inflation. Lastly, a part talks about a curse laden within the tomb, that whoever disturbs or seeks to destroy it, will unleash a powerful cursed illness within a large area that can only be removed permanently by destroying its source: a lantern found within the burial chamber of Kam-Karat himself.

Bayrith reads the text over a few times before he turns around and walks around a bit muttering to himself in thought. As he is walking around he stops and pulls out his notebook and begins to write things down. He turns back around to the book and makes sure he got everything down correctly. He then begins to look around the room for a door or a passage that continues on, completely forgetting about the rest of the group due to his damn curiosity.

Rosado "Shiver me timbers! Bayrith is under some spell? Bloody book turned him into some kind of ghul?"

nah i think he be lost in his own head

• Bayrith! Narstin says loudly.  What's it say?

Bayrith stops short when he hears Narstin yell his name. He turns around and stares at the group for a split second before he starts to walk back towards them. He starts to speak before he even gets to them. "Gentlemen! We have to keep moving, theres more to this structure. It seems to be a burial tomb of some sort I believe." He flips back a few pages on his notebook and reads off of them to the group. (OOC: relays everything about his findings to the group)

Rosado "Me still not sure Bayrith ain't ghul..maybe we should poke him with swords few times to be sure"

(Rosado is proud of his joke)

"me tell ya lads, bloody coins probably are still cursed. Let's move"

after you good dwarf

Bayrith turns around and looks past the book and pedestal yo see if the path continues on.

Perception: 15.....apparently I'm chasing a loose parchment that flew out lol.

Fionn also looks for any exit   

perception 23